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The Oscar nominations may mirror a year in which Hollywood wrung its hands each week over lower box office numbers, while at the same time turning out what many critics believe was a terrific group of movies.

Additionally, in Kamala's particular circumstance, having a character who struggles with the dichotomy of adhering to her family's culture and faith, but also that of her social peers may mirror a superhero's struggle to fit into society, find their place in a world that doesn't understand them.

Moreover, a decreased methylation capacity may mirror a decreased glutathione synthesis, thus contributing to a greater oxidative stress.

Another aspect to consider is that a higher rate of blood monocyte apoptosis may mirror a better balanced regulation of the inflammatory response per se.

It has been explained that SRH might better capture the burden of clinical and subclinical conditions compared to the traditionally adopted measures of disease, or that positive self-ratings may mirror a general optimistic disposition[ 21] (consequently promoting a virtuous cycle with beneficial effects on neurological, immunological and endocrinological pathways[ 22]).

We have no clear explanation for this, but it may mirror an initial antagonism between the newborn piglets due to difficulties to move in the soft peat.

Thus, tPA mass may mirror an endothelial dysfunction that is not causally related to the insulin resistance syndrome but acts by a parallel pathogenetic mechanism leading to atherothrombosis [ 30- 32].

Although there is no direct correlation between IgG levels of V2E9 hybridoma and pathological antibody of autoimmune disease, we infer that decreases in IgG levels may mirror an improvement in pathological antibody.

This may mirror that a large number of different drugs affected EIP pathways, and the number of known targets for these drugs is high.

These studies altogether suggest that the vesicular content of both protein and miRNAs may mirror the existence of a pro-fibrotic and inflammatory renal environment.

Thus, changes in blood may mirror local immunity and blood is a relevant compartment for biomarkers.